Dr. Hatami obtained MSc. and Ph.D degrees in Horticultural Sciences from Guilan university (Iran) and is expert in Medicinal and aromatic plants physiology, Stress Physiology, Secondary metabolite biosynthesis pathway in plants, Plant nutraceuticals, Photosynthesis, Diversity of natural products, wild medicinal plants and vegetables, etc. Dr. Hatami is a review editor, editorial board member, and guest editor of international scientific journals including Frontiers in Plant Science and Nanotechnology for Environmental Engineering Up to now, Dr. Hatami has published over 100 journal articles, and contributed in 25 book chapters. Dr. Hatami maintains a worldwide network and is a reviewer of many international scientific peer-reviewed journals as follows:1. Industrial Crops and Products/Associate editor, South African Journal of Botany, 3Biotech, Frontiers in Plant Science, etc. Dr. Ashish Baldi PhD, alumni of Sagar University and Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, is presently working as Professor and Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy MRSPTU, Bathinda. With over 17 years of experience, 3 Patents, 2 Design applications, 8 books, 4 special issues, over 100 national and international publications, 14 book chapters, 35 Invited lectures, several popular articles, more than 160 papers at conferences/ seminars in India and abroad, and several best paper awards to his credit, he is an active researcher in various facets of pharmaceutical sciences and biotechnology. Presently he is supervising 6 research projects granted by various Government agencies like Ministry of AYUSH, DST, ICSSR, ICMR, FITM. He completed 13 major and minor research projects and transferred 2 technologies to leading pharmaceutical industries.

• 1. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants as Valuable Sources of Bioactive and Nutritional Compounds for Different Industries2. Introducing Wild-Growing Medicinal Plants into the Farming Systems: The Need and Importance of Cultivation3. How Seed Priming Technology can Improve Growth and Phytochemicals Status of Aromatic Medicinal Plants4. The Impact of Environmental Factors on Secondary Metabolites Accumulation in Medicinal Plants5. Quality Risk Management of Medicinal Plant Cultivation and Good Agriculture, Collection and Harvesting Practices: The Insights6. Improving Production Potential of Medicinal Plants and their By-Products under Different Levels of Agronomical Practices: Planting and Harvesting Time, Plant density, Mulching, Tillage, etc.7. Changes in Yield, Metabolites Profile and Biological Activity of Medicinal Plants as Affected by Chemical Fertilizers8. Supplementation of Biochar, Green Waste Compost and Manure as Growing Substrates and Organic Amendments on the Effective Components of Medicinal Plants9. Biomass Production and Phytochemicals Content of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants under the Influence of Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria, Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and other Biofertilizers10. Sustainable Water-Nutrient Management Technology of Improving Quality and Increasing Efficiency of Medicinal Plants11. Production of Plant-Derived Specialized Metabolites of Medicinal Significance by Deliberately Applying Drought Stress During the Cultivation12. Mechanization and Machineries of Medicinal Plants Production and Processing13. Co-cultivation of Medicinal Plants with other Crops for Enhancing Field Productivity and Specialty Industrial Materials14. Effects of Weed and Weeding on Quality and Quantity Traits of Medicinal and Aromatic Herbs15. Pests and Diseases Management Strategies in Medicinal Plants-based Cropping Systems16. Application of Plant Growth Regulators on Primary and Specialized Metabolism/Metabolites of Herb Medicines17. Phytochemical and Morpho-Physiological Responses of Medicinal Plants to Biostimulants Application18. Recent Advances in Nanotechnology for the Growth and Metabolism of Medicinal Plants19. Cultivation of Medicinal Plants in Soils Contaminated With Heavy Metals: Impacts on Biomass, Phytochemicals Elicitation, and Detoxification Pathways20. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in the Agroforestry Cultivation Systems: The Challenges Associated Towards Attaining Sustainable Development Goals21. Harvesting Patterns, Risk and Sustainability Aspects of Harvesting in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants22. Efficient Utilization of Residual Biomass from Medicinal and Aromatic plants23. Bringing Medicinal and Aromatic Plants into Cultivation: Recent Developments, Challenges, and Opportunities for Biotechnology24. The Agro-economics of Medicinal Plants: Perspectives and Prospects with Case Studies25. The Constraints, Challenges and Possible Roadmap for Farm Level Cultivation of Medicinal Plants

Dr. Hatami obtained MSc. and Ph.D degrees in Horticultural Sciences from Guilan university (Iran) and is expert in Medicinal and aromatic plants physiology, Stress Physiology, Secondary metabolite biosynthesis pathway in plants, Plant nutraceuticals, Photosynthesis, Diversity of natural products, wild medicinal plants and vegetables, etc. Dr. Hatami is a review editor, editorial board member, and guest editor of international scientific journals including Frontiers in Plant Science and Nanotechnology for Environmental Engineering Up to now, Dr. Hatami has published over 100 journal articles, and contributed in 25 book chapters. Dr. Hatami maintains a worldwide network and is a reviewer of many international scientific peer-reviewed journals as follows:1. Industrial Crops and Products/Associate editor, South African Journal of Botany, 3Biotech, Frontiers in Plant Science, etc. Dr. Ashish Baldi PhD, alumni of Sagar University and Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, is presently working as Professor and Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy MRSPTU, Bathinda. With over 17 years of experience, 3 Patents, 2 Design applications, 8 books, 4 special issues, over 100 national and international publications, 14 book chapters, 35 Invited lectures, several popular articles, more than 160 papers at conferences/ seminars in India and abroad, and several best paper awards to his credit, he is an active researcher in various facets of pharmaceutical sciences and biotechnology. Presently he is supervising 6 research projects granted by various Government agencies like Ministry of AYUSH, DST, ICSSR, ICMR, FITM. He completed 13 major and minor research projects and transferred 2 technologies to leading pharmaceutical industries.

• 1. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants as Valuable Sources of Bioactive and Nutritional Compounds for Different Industries2. Introducing Wild-Growing Medicinal Plants into the Farming Systems: The Need and Importance of Cultivation3. How Seed Priming Technology can Improve Growth and Phytochemicals Status of Aromatic Medicinal Plants4. The Impact of Environmental Factors on Secondary Metabolites Accumulation in Medicinal Plants5. Quality Risk Management of Medicinal Plant Cultivation and Good Agriculture, Collection and Harvesting Practices: The Insights6. Improving Production Potential of Medicinal Plants and their By-Products under Different Levels of Agronomical Practices: Planting and Harvesting Time, Plant density, Mulching, Tillage, etc.7. Changes in Yield, Metabolites Profile and Biological Activity of Medicinal Plants as Affected by Chemical Fertilizers8. Supplementation of Biochar, Green Waste Compost and Manure as Growing Substrates and Organic Amendments on the Effective Components of Medicinal Plants9. Biomass Production and Phytochemicals Content of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants under the Influence of Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria, Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and other Biofertilizers10. Sustainable Water-Nutrient Management Technology of Improving Quality and Increasing Efficiency of Medicinal Plants11. Production of Plant-Derived Specialized Metabolites of Medicinal Significance by Deliberately Applying Drought Stress During the Cultivation12. Mechanization and Machineries of Medicinal Plants Production and Processing13. Co-cultivation of Medicinal Plants with other Crops for Enhancing Field Productivity and Specialty Industrial Materials14. Effects of Weed and Weeding on Quality and Quantity Traits of Medicinal and Aromatic Herbs15. Pests and Diseases Management Strategies in Medicinal Plants-based Cropping Systems16. Application of Plant Growth Regulators on Primary and Specialized Metabolism/Metabolites of Herb Medicines17. Phytochemical and Morpho-Physiological Responses of Medicinal Plants to Biostimulants Application18. Recent Advances in Nanotechnology for the Growth and Metabolism of Medicinal Plants19. Cultivation of Medicinal Plants in Soils Contaminated With Heavy Metals: Impacts on Biomass, Phytochemicals Elicitation, and Detoxification Pathways20. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in the Agroforestry Cultivation Systems: The Challenges Associated Towards Attaining Sustainable Development Goals21. Harvesting Patterns, Risk and Sustainability Aspects of Harvesting in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants22. Efficient Utilization of Residual Biomass from Medicinal and Aromatic plants23. Bringing Medicinal and Aromatic Plants into Cultivation: Recent Developments, Challenges, and Opportunities for Biotechnology24. The Agro-economics of Medicinal Plants: Perspectives and Prospects with Case Studies25. The Constraints, Challenges and Possible Roadmap for Farm Level Cultivation of Medicinal Plants

Dr. Hatami obtained MSc. and Ph.D degrees in Horticultural Sciences from Guilan university (Iran) and is expert in Medicinal and aromatic plants physiology, Stress Physiology, Secondary metabolite biosynthesis pathway in plants, Plant nutraceuticals, Photosynthesis, Diversity of natural products, wild medicinal plants and vegetables, etc. Dr. Hatami is a review editor, editorial board member, and guest editor of international scientific journals including Frontiers in Plant Science and Nanotechnology for Environmental Engineering Up to now, Dr. Hatami has published over 100 journal articles, and contributed in 25 book chapters. Dr. Hatami maintains a worldwide network and is a reviewer of many international scientific peer-reviewed journals as follows:1. Industrial Crops and Products/Associate editor, South African Journal of Botany, 3Biotech, Frontiers in Plant Science, etc. Dr. Ashish Baldi PhD, alumni of Sagar University and Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, is presently working as Professor and Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy MRSPTU, Bathinda. With over 17 years of experience, 3 Patents, 2 Design applications, 8 books, 4 special issues, over 100 national and international publications, 14 book chapters, 35 Invited lectures, several popular articles, more than 160 papers at conferences/ seminars in India and abroad, and several best paper awards to his credit, he is an active researcher in various facets of pharmaceutical sciences and biotechnology. Presently he is supervising 6 research projects granted by various Government agencies like Ministry of AYUSH, DST, ICSSR, ICMR, FITM. He completed 13 major and minor research projects and transferred 2 technologies to leading pharmaceutical industries.

• 1. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants as Valuable Sources of Bioactive and Nutritional Compounds for Different Industries2. Introducing Wild-Growing Medicinal Plants into the Farming Systems: The Need and Importance of Cultivation3. How Seed Priming Technology can Improve Growth and Phytochemicals Status of Aromatic Medicinal Plants4. The Impact of Environmental Factors on Secondary Metabolites Accumulation in Medicinal Plants5. Quality Risk Management of Medicinal Plant Cultivation and Good Agriculture, Collection and Harvesting Practices: The Insights6. Improving Production Potential of Medicinal Plants and their By-Products under Different Levels of Agronomical Practices: Planting and Harvesting Time, Plant density, Mulching, Tillage, etc.7. Changes in Yield, Metabolites Profile and Biological Activity of Medicinal Plants as Affected by Chemical Fertilizers8. Supplementation of Biochar, Green Waste Compost and Manure as Growing Substrates and Organic Amendments on the Effective Components of Medicinal Plants9. Biomass Production and Phytochemicals Content of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants under the Influence of Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria, Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and other Biofertilizers10. Sustainable Water-Nutrient Management Technology of Improving Quality and Increasing Efficiency of Medicinal Plants11. Production of Plant-Derived Specialized Metabolites of Medicinal Significance by Deliberately Applying Drought Stress During the Cultivation12. Mechanization and Machineries of Medicinal Plants Production and Processing13. Co-cultivation of Medicinal Plants with other Crops for Enhancing Field Productivity and Specialty Industrial Materials14. Effects of Weed and Weeding on Quality and Quantity Traits of Medicinal and Aromatic Herbs15. Pests and Diseases Management Strategies in Medicinal Plants-based Cropping Systems16. Application of Plant Growth Regulators on Primary and Specialized Metabolism/Metabolites of Herb Medicines17. Phytochemical and Morpho-Physiological Responses of Medicinal Plants to Biostimulants Application18. Recent Advances in Nanotechnology for the Growth and Metabolism of Medicinal Plants19. Cultivation of Medicinal Plants in Soils Contaminated With Heavy Metals: Impacts on Biomass, Phytochemicals Elicitation, and Detoxification Pathways20. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in the Agroforestry Cultivation Systems: The Challenges Associated Towards Attaining Sustainable Development Goals21. Harvesting Patterns, Risk and Sustainability Aspects of Harvesting in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants22. Efficient Utilization of Residual Biomass from Medicinal and Aromatic plants23. Bringing Medicinal and Aromatic Plants into Cultivation: Recent Developments, Challenges, and Opportunities for Biotechnology24. The Agro-economics of Medicinal Plants: Perspectives and Prospects with Case Studies25. The Constraints, Challenges and Possible Roadmap for Farm Level Cultivation of Medicinal Plants